Rockford, Lynton
£165,000

Approach

The cottage is approached from the footpath next to the river. The footpath is on the far bank of the river and is accessed via a wooden footbridge from the road. A wooden picket gate opens into the front courtyard garden.

Courtyard Garden

Paved and facing the river, with fences and shrubs on three sides. A wooden storm porch, glazed on two sidesgives access to a part-glazed front door, opening into

Living Room

Casement window to the front overlooking the front garden. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Cast-iron wood burner on slate hearth. Stone feature wall. Staircase to first floor. Cottage door with thumb-latch to

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

Breakfast Area

Slate-tiled floor. Part-glazed door to the rear. Radiator. Wood-panelled walls.

Kitchen Area

Slate-tiled floor. Range of base units with worktops over. Two windows to the rear. One-and-a-half bowl acrylic sink with single drainer and chrome mixer tap. Electric oven with ceramic hob. Space for fridge/freezer & space and plumbing for dishwasher & washing machine. Skylight window. Doors to Storage Room & Bathroom.

Bathroom

Opaque window to side. Slate-tiled floor. Radiator. Panel-enclosed bath with mixer tap and shower attachment. Wall-mounted electric shower. Pedestal wash basin. Low-level flush WC. Airing cupboard housing hot-water tank.

Storage Room

Space and shelves for storage. Inner door to built-in cupboard housing electric central heating boiler.

First Floor

Landing

Doors to Bedrooms 1 & 2

Bedroom 1

Fitted carpet. Windows to front overlooking courtyard garden and river. Cast-iron fireplace with mantel above. Built-in cupboard. Radiator.

Bedroom 2

Fitted carpet. Radiator. Window to side.

Agents Notes

Lease

Currently held on a 50 year lease from The National Trust with 27 years remaining. A new 99-year lease can be purchased from the National Trust by separate negotiation. We understand the price for a new lease would be £75,000.

Location

Primrose Cottage is idyllically located in Rockford, a small hamlet next to Brendon in the Brendon Valley. There are two pubs nearby. This beautiful valley near the Exmoor coast, was made famous by both RD Blackmore, as the setting for the novel Lorna Doone, and more recently by Julia Bradbury, when featured as one of her her favourite river walks. (see link) There is excellent salmon and trout fishing, river kayaking and some of the most beautiful walking that Exmoor has to offer.